High Dynamic Range (HDR) photography is a technique that involves taking multiple photos of the same subject with different exposures. The images are then digitally combined to create a final image that has a greater range of luminosity than would otherwise be possible with a single exposure.
My camera does not support auto-bracketing, so each exposure was set manually, using a tripod to help keep the camera steady between each shot.

HDR vs. Single Exposure

Individual Exposures

I used a total of of 11 exposures for this test, changing the exposure compensation from -5 to +5 in increments of one.